This game reminds me a lot of Final Fantasy Tactics which is one of my favorite games. It has gorgeous graphics (Especially background & terrain during the fight), interesting story and engaging mechanics. A certain recommendation.
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Some Paradox expansions can seem light, but this one brings a lot to the table and in a lot of different ways. I've never loved navy, but the changes do have me more interested. Then new focus trees/alt paths, fuel....it changes a ton of stuff
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Paradox continues to flesh out the 'world' of EU4, this time focusing on India. Even if you don't start off in that country, this changes the map game to game for the better
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Short and forgettable. You fight waves after waves of skeletons and there is pumpkin boss which is easy. Humor didn't really click with me. The Blacksmith boss is great though. Decent Halloween themed adventure.
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You fight a giant turkey and get a freaky head. But that aint relevant. The best part of this dlc is that you learn lore about Torgue, Torgue corporation and Torgue's grandma. Oh, you also fight Chef Gouda Remsay though he doesn't look anything like real one.
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The "DLC soundtrack" works in-game, but it doesn't appear in the Steam-user-account's list of soundtracks - which means that the music can't be listened to outside of game (through Steam's music player). Something many may not mind at all. I find it to be quite lame tho, especially because the DLC-soundtracks of with C:S associated CKII and EUIV do appear in that list, and it seems inconsistent for the C:S DLC soundtracks not to.
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The "DLC soundtrack" works in-game, but it doesn't appear in the Steam-user-account's list of soundtracks - which means that the music can't be listened to outside of game (through Steam's music player). Something many may not mind at all. I find it to be quite lame tho, especially because the DLC-soundtracks of with C:S associated CKII and EUIV do appear in that list, and it seems inconsistent for the C:S DLC soundtracks not to.
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The "DLC soundtrack" works in-game, but it doesn't appear in the Steam-user-account's list of soundtracks - which means that the music can't be listened to outside of game (through Steam's music player). Something many may not mind at all. I find it to be quite lame tho, especially because the DLC-soundtracks of with C:S associated CKII and EUIV do appear in that list, and it seems inconsistent for the C:S DLC soundtracks not to.
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The "DLC soundtrack" works in-game, but it doesn't appear in the Steam-user-account's list of soundtracks - which means that the music can't be listened to outside of game (through Steam's music player). Something many may not mind at all. I find it to be quite lame tho, especially because the DLC-soundtracks of with C:S associated CKII and EUIV do appear in that list, and it seems inconsistent for the C:S DLC soundtracks not to.
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Man the Guns brings some features already developed for land combat to the sea. We've got new skills for admirals, and a whole new design system for ships and fleets.
HoI4 DLCs usually give us new content for countries. UK and USA new alternate history paths are good enough. Opting for Mexico or the Netherlands (instead of countries like Spain or Turkey) may seem not so urgent but they're fine.
Man the Guns improves HoI4 overall, and it gives you some new ways to play the USA or UK. Highly recommended.
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Season 1 felt more free and consistently great, but the highs of S2 are just as emotional and great as those of Lee's journey, imo. Great seeing Clementine mature, and welcoming back some characters.
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This one, as well as S3, definitely miss Clementine or other characters we have grown attached to. But it is still TWD and is an excellent spinoff overall. Michonne is badass.
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This game is really fun. You control an isometric marble running through levels that take you all over the place. I discovered this game of a title on XBox Live back in the day, and I was happy to see it available here. It was delisted from XBox Live already, so if you want to play it, this is the place to get it.
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This DLC contains some items you can use to get off to a good start in BioShock Infinite. I purchased this because I heard the initial swarm fight can be a little overwhelming, and I wanted to be sure I could get past it. I do not mind dying, but dying because I ran out of stuff is always annoying.
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